Partnership will give games greater exposure to the Baltics and Central Europe
Trailblazing game studio Peter & Sons has announced a new partnership with SYNOT Interactive, a leading provider of iGaming software solutions across Europe. The deal will significantly extend the studio’s distribution footprint in regulated markets via established, multi-market platforms.
Under the agreement, SYNOT Interactive will act as a platform partner and reseller for Peter & Sons’ full portfolio of games. That means groundbreaking content like Barbarossa: Dragon Empire and Greedy Alice will be available to operators connected to the SYNOT Interactive ecosystem.
The partnership will initially provide access to operators in key European markets, including Latvia, Austria, Lithuania, Estonia, Serbia and the Czech Republic.
SYNOT Interactive is part of the SYNOT Group and specializes in modular, API-based solutions for the iGaming industry. Its product offering includes online casino platforms, sports betting, lottery, poker, and other digital gaming verticals, serving operators throughout Europe.
With a mission to embody the “anti-boring,” the Barcelona-based studio has reimagined what a gambling game can be by creating a succession of hit slots packed with surreal humour and unique art, music and storytelling.
The past few years have been a significant growth story for the studio as it expanded its reach across Europe, Canada, and South America.
Petr Březina, CCO at SYNOT Interactive said: “Peter & Sons brings a distinctive artistic flair to the online gaming industry, and that’s why we are delighted to make their content available to our operator partners across multiple jurisdictions.”
Yann Bautista, Founder and Commercial Director at Peter & Sons said: “Partnering with SYNOT Interactive allows us to accelerate our European growth through a well-established company with strong operator relationships. Their modular, API-driven approach means they are an ideal partner as we continue to roll out our full portfolio across regulated markets.”
























